Security Keynote Download

I recently gave a low-tech security and social engineering talk at my company to help raise awareness of better password practices and scenarios to be on the lookout for. The deck is 36 slides, and you can download it in PDF, .key or as images.

I will warn you that a few slides are not appropriate for all corporate environments – or any corporate environments, really. But you’re welcome to use the bits that may be helpful to you.

My company is small, so I omitted the scenarios that are really more appropriate for large companies with IT departments they do not know personally. My office is open (everyone can see each other), so someone calling and claiming to be from IT would stand out as someone who is full of shit pretty quickly.

This isn’t meant to be all-encompassing, and the audience is not meant to be a technical one. It seemed to go over well though, and enough people laughed that I think it kept their attention. More importantly perhaps, more than half of them left looking a little alarmed, which was really the whole point. Also note that the slides don’t reflect the entire content of the presentations, since I would be a shitty speaker if I were just reading from slides.

Both of these books are really exceptional, and even if you’re not in the information security field, they’re damned interesting to read. Some of the case studies in this presentation were taken directly from these books, as both have extensive detailed examples that may be more suitable for the type of company you work for.

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I’m a tech geek/dev/infosec-nerd/scuba diver/blacksmith/sword-fighter/crime fighter/ENTP/warcrafter/activist. I run Grokability, Inc, and run several open source projects, including Snipe-IT Asset Management. Tweet at me @snipeyhead or read more…

Love the presentation but there’s something wonky with your download links. The image zip is corrupt and contains no archive and the pdf won’t open. The pdf link won’t open in a new browser tab (FF or Chrome) either.

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I’m a tech geek/dev/infosec-nerd/scuba diver/blacksmith/sword-fighter/crime fighter/ENTP/warcrafter/activist. I run Grokability, Inc, and run several open source projects, including Snipe-IT Asset Management. Tweet at me @snipeyhead or read more…